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Signed Document Containing MEL Code

CPS, C-EMR, PM

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Crow

(@dustincrowell)

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CPS 12
I have a signed document that contains MEL code only. Is there a way to recover text that was entered into this document?
Thanks in Advance

Posted : October 10, 2014 7:19 am

acantu

(@acantu)

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Sorry, unfortunately if you used GE's CPS process to sign your document, it is not possible to restore it. I have a document signer application that allows you to restore if it is signed off by mistake. But only if you signed through my application. www.aphoenixtech.com (DocViewer)

Posted : October 10, 2014 7:44 am

DavidShower

(@davidshower)

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Sort of - depends on how much auditing you have turned on. You can see all the clinical list changes by right-clicking on the document and then choosing View Clinical List Changes. If you right-click and choose View Contributors list, you will see what changes were made to the document. Text that wasn't a Clinical List Change could be there if you have enough logging turned on. If you do, you could run a SQL query to pull out that text from the DOCCONTB table, if memory serves me correctly. Otherwise it may be in an Audit table.

Posted : October 13, 2014 10:13 am

Crow

(@dustincrowell)

Posts: 104

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I tried viewing contributors list and clinical list changes, but nothing shows up except the MEL code.
Thank You!

Posted : October 13, 2014 12:36 pm

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